Never mind if it's terrible, never mind if you hate working on it, just finish it.
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Never mind that it was written by math and science nerds, and never mind how many geeks really did see themselves in it.
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Never mind the policy issues, never mind the people whose literal lives are on the line in this election: Was it something I said?
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Never mind the consumer who wants choices and the lessons we've learned about the corrupting power of size, and certainly never mind that it's competition that makes capitalism.
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Never mind that the smoke has a way of hanging over this town nestled between two canyons, and never mind that this particular fire, some 80 miles away, wasn't a threat.
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On the other side, Mr. Trump — oh, never mind.
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Your Money Adviser Never mind — at least, for now.
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Never mind the numbers — we have passion to express!
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Never mind that the charge — "unlawful assembly" — was spurious.
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Never mind that he lost the popular vote in the 2016 general election (and won narrowly in the Electoral College); never mind that he's far less popular than a president presiding over 20183 percent unemployment would normally be; never mind, now, that polls and analysts correctly predicted Democrats would take the House of Representatives in the 2018 midterm elections.
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In May, Diane von Furstenberg, the first lady of American fashion (never mind that she's Belgian) appointed Jonathan Saunders as the chief creative officer of her namesake label (never mind that he's Scottish).
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Never mind that those nice things ultimately benefit us, too.'
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"Never mind that we're not at full employment," he added.
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Never mind the appearance of their chests, backs, or arms.
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Never mind that the boys' stories changed during each retelling.
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JOE KERNEN: --continue too the dog-- BECKY QUICK: Never mind.
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Never mind if I had needs or weaknesses or desires.
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Never mind that a few weeks of summer still remain.
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Never mind that King Chulalongkorn himself abolished prostration in 1873.
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But never mind that, I want to return to something.
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Never mind the details; put your faith in the negotiator.
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Never mind "drain the swamp"; this was "drain your drink".
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Never mind that he was still married to another woman.
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Never mind protests: There has been nary a bank run.
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Never mind that Mija and Okja are two different species.
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The states are probably wrong about that, but never mind.
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Never mind that applying religious tests violates the First Amendment.
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Never mind that soldiers are dying on the glacier today.
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Never mind the Fed did not change its economic outlook.
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Never mind key swing states like Ohio, Virginia, and Florida.
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"Never mind the backstop – the buck stops here," he said.
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Never mind that he only recently learned what that means.
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Never mind that this country belongs to all of us.
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Both outcomes sit uncomfortably with rating agencies, never mind investors.
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She won't stop anyway, never mind how much I accept.
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But never mind; you never said anything about the exceptions.
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Never mind that such news is only ever a reprieve.
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There was no coat in the bag, but never mind.
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Never mind what happens to the Republican Senate and House.
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Never mind that French fries are, uh, not Mexican food.
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Never mind the damage he has wrought to our democracy.
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Never mind the supposed replacement; it will be a bust.
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Never mind that Tunsil himself already admitted it was real.
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There is a simple explanation — never mind what it is.
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Never mind that words or spelling may temporarily escape me.
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Never mind that this tournament is named after Nicklaus's rival.
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Never mind the fact I don't know how to direct.
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They went to the Clorox, never mind the hand sanitizer.
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Never mind that his aides have asked him to stop.
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Never mind that I can reach everything from my bed.
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Never mind the 160,000 American civilians who live on Guam.
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Never mind plain old vaping — now, it's all about dripping.
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Never mind the actual substance of any of those positions.
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Never mind the beer bottles thrown at him during games.
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Never mind that the proposal was only a superficial improvement.
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Why have declarations of "Never Again" turned into "Never Mind"?
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The Missouri Republican probably meant "duplicative" there, but never mind.
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Never mind the rippers, shredders, Jägerbombs and Moncler puffer coats.
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Never mind that one of these realities is, well, reality.
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Never mind that Trump's tweet was hedged with cautious wording.
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Never mind the engraved certificate that comes along with it.
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Never mind whether you have the rights to the pictures.
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Our culture readily demonizes parental ambivalence, never mind parental alienation.
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But never mind what was going on in Trump's mind.
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CreditCreditBethany Bickley TOKYO — Spend big and never mind the deficit.
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Never mind the fact that Trump personally approved and ordered this flawed raid; never mind the fact that he personally signaled during his campaign that he wanted to order more aggressive counterterrorism actions like this.
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Never mind that they had little experience in the coffee business.
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The Peter Strzok hearing degenerated into a circus, but never mind.
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But never mind all that now because you made it through.
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Never mind the streaming movies and music and storage you get.
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Never mind, Amazon seems to have thought of that, too—parachutes?
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Never mind if my body craved caffeine or alcohol or cigarettes.
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Never mind that their styles of acting come from different universes.
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Never mind the details: just put your faith in the negotiator.
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Never mind what working conditions at Amazon warehouses might be like.
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Never mind the fact that the rest of the industry disagrees.
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Never mind how the Clear sound, they feel faithful and correct.
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Never mind Lamborghini's mind games; the Centenario is a magnificent thing.
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We got this letter from the president saying, OK, never mind.
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You know, sauce for the cow is sauce…oh, never mind.
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I called my mom, crying," she said, and joked, "Never mind.
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Never mind his own track record and what he'd just said.
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But never mind all that — let's get to the glorious dunk.
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Never mind the persistent, ugly online harassment related to her size.
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Never mind that you'll look goofy taking photos with an iPad.
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That's not good for any kind of agriculture, never mind viticulture.
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Preston from The Ordinary Boys went on Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
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Many are struggling to cover their running costs, never mind invest.
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Never mind, too, his 21 years of experience at the IMF.
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Never mind that all of its ancestral land belonged to someone.
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Never mind that it added up to a typical $60 game.
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Never mind that she just released an album largely about infidelity.
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When we do reach Never Mind, the second installment is terrifying.
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Never mind that its premise was finalized months before Trump's inauguration.
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Never mind that it is all technically prohibited by Canadian law.
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Never mind that I also didn't have a period, or sanity.
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Never mind going to jail, Buckner was worried about his Bird.
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Never mind that Spieth, like Curry, is sponsored by Under Armour.
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Never mind that they played brother and sister on the show.
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Never mind other costs like textbooks and the colossal time commitment.
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Never mind that Intel last year laid off thousands of workers.
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Never mind that he wrested the spotlight from the Parkland, Fla.
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The women said, 'Never mind the game, look at their legs.
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Never mind that most of us had never been to Africa.
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Never mind that this has long ceased to be the case.
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The philosopher would have grumped about such surroundings, but never mind.
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Never mind that people make fun of it behind his back.
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Never mind that there's no emotional connective tissue between these items.
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Never mind that Alrosa's own roots look questionable in some eyes.
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Never mind that cold-calling a top dealer is considered anathema.
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Never mind that now the lawyers have told him to stop.
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Never mind balancing competing interests: Why should anyone have to lose?
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Never mind that Smiley must be well over 100 by now.
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Never mind elves or Santa or Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
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Meanwhile, poor Kate's like ... umm, it's my birth -- oh, never mind.
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Never mind that Ms. Harris hadn't been convicted of the crime.
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Never mind that the Centennial State is facing historic labor shortages.
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And never mind if the meal turns out to be disappointing.
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Never mind the business of killing billions of animals for food.
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LONDON — Never mind Britain's tortuous decision to leave the European Union.
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Never mind that Congress is unlikely to approve the full amount.
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The Covenant are these aliens that have taken over ... Never mind.
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Now I think: Never mind the merits of any such cases.
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Never mind that he had rapped over all kinds of beats.
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Never mind the fact that she just had a fairly significant surgery.
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Never mind that the guy can't figure out how to wear AirPods!
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I didn't expect to make it that far, never mind win it.
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The guy with weird blond hair who makes no sense…never mind.
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But then it got really cold, and we were like, never mind.
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Never mind all of that — they voted for Donald Trump 70%-26%.
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Never mind all those reports that sitting down will ultimately kill you.
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Never mind the cashflows, just look at all the wealth being created.
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Reality grade: A– Never mind the science, check out the fabulous costumes!
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Never mind that Becca Kufrin's season of the Bachelorette is still airing.
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They refuse to acknowledge my GAD, never mind the symptoms of it.
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Never mind that I can't dunk (except on the eight-foot baskets).
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Never mind that there had been no test activity for a while.
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Never mind Netflix and chill, Brits are all about Netflix and cheat.
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Never mind the famed great British reserve, people were roaring for blood.
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Never mind that NAMBLA allegedly has next to no funding nor members.
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Never mind, I'm going to stop doing Tumblr's conceptual homework for them.
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Never mind that's a pretty wide estimate: no one believes it anymore.
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Except, never mind, that offer turned out to be a giant Rickroll.
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Never mind about the parents' approval or any of the other stuff.
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Never mind not having your favorite food delivery and ride-hailing apps.
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Never mind that the part requires an entire body covered in burns.
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Never mind that they are not a solution to Greece's migration problem.
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Never mind that manipulation of commodities markets is very difficult to do.
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Never mind streets paved in gold, here were streets wallpapered with restaurants.
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Never mind that many other companies have been successful with remote teams.
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Never mind that Wheeler's dream of a one remote world already exists.
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Never mind that I am decidedly not a good long-distance runner.
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Never mind his wife's comically exasperated observation that he rarely uses it.
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Never mind that is exactly what his administration did in the past.
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Never mind the ramifications on the accuracy of cultural or political discourse.
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Today, this song pushed its way in, never mind the full story.
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Never mind that Lily is 17, and that Sheen is her father.
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Never mind that very few people have the chops to ride it.
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I figured, never mind, this is the hajj, once in a lifetime.
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Never mind that you're on national television, having hyped a midafternoon speech.
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Never mind the mortality and impoverishment that troubled Chadwick, Marx and Engels.
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Never mind Ginger and Cyd; Fred could make the broom look good.
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Never mind - that was a really nice read for a Saturday morning.
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If you want to crown 'em, then crown their — ah, never mind.
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Never mind that I was in the middle of brushing my teeth.
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Never mind that just last year, after Marla Maples, the second Mrs.
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Never mind how much it exacerbates this country's already crippling political polarization.
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Never mind the studies showing they are largely ineffective in battling norovirus.
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And Donald J. Trump, also 70, took to Twitter to — never mind.
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Never mind UMBC was gone after its next game against Kansas State.
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And that's a huge problem for the movie, never mind for Stan.
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True, a horseradish sauce is more English than French, but never mind.
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Never mind that the tactics are themselves the tactics of the fascist.
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Never mind that such accusations coming from the Saudis are pretty rich.
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And never mind if you tumble into a slight bit of mischief.
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Never mind that there's no evidence -- not one iota -- for this claim.
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The work's political, spiritual, and whatnot themes are arcane, but never mind.
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Never mind that the nearest ocean is more than 800 miles away.
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Never mind the subpoena -- What happens when you defy an impeachment subpoena?
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" Never mind that it's partly borrowed from the 1989 movie "Longtime Companion.
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"Never mind Brexit, who won Legs-it!" its cover on Tuesday blared.
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I would just say, 'All right, never mind,' but Jill makes art.
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Never mind restoring a bust of Winston Churchill to the Oval Office.
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Never mind what Andrew Jackson might have done in Trump's alternate universe.
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Defenders barely know each other, never mind a well-honed defensive game plan.
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Never mind that in Idaho, any Democrat running would be a long shot.
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I wanted Avatara to be fun, never mind whether an AI made it.
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Never mind that Twitter and Facebook have been blocked in Iran since 22018.
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I don&apost think that happened at all never mind by the Russians.
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Never mind all the characters we already know who might have a motive.
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Voiding contracts, never mind going beyond that, helps precisely one party, the team.
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Never mind that an examination of Neil Gorsuch's record reveals no such dangers.
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Never mind that Naz is now sporting finger tattoos and a buzzed head.
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Never mind that the banner appears in no other video of the evening.
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Never mind that he pulled his opening drive and ran up a bogey.
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Never mind that the FBI director serves at the pleasure of the president.
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Never mind that the attack's perpetrator, Omar Mateen, was born in New York.
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Never mind that it was backed with Fidel Castro's arms and know-how.
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Never mind the pain to her larynx, this was painful on the ears.
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It's left firefighters struggling to save neighborhoods, never mind the woodlands around them.
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That figure actually is for vehicle model years 2012-2025, but never mind.
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The union's involvement in the culture is not even explained, never mind documented.
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Never mind that Arthur Mitchell joined New York City Ballet in the 1950s.
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And if evidence gets in the way of his self-centeredness, never mind.
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But never mind; Ms. Milioti will win you over if you let her.
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Never mind that the President had just denied knowing anything about any payments.
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Also, he committed the unforgivable sin of storming off Never Mind the Buzzcocks.
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But never mind all that if you're a committed member of the #Resistance.
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Never mind that Palmer built a reputation on leaving no autograph seeker behind.
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But never mind appearances: Mabel Gray is thoroughly of, by and for Michigan.
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Never mind that Queen Victoria stayed up late reading it to Prince Albert.
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That's another thing people don't understand about me but never mind about that.
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Never mind President Trump's comments about wiping out Puerto Rico's $74 billion debt.
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Never mind that the accusations of anti-Americanism are absurd on their face.
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Never mind that "once in a generation" tax bill that passed last year.
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Never mind that it is not at all clear what he actually achieved.
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Never mind being madly in love with the person; you better like them.
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Never mind that he didn't know anyone who currently lived in the building.
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After complaining of North Korean bad faith, he said, in effect, never mind.
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"The soul infinite/Never mind who cares/I'm gettin' lit," Kool A.D. raps.
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Never mind jurors (who would acquit Mr. King but convict his longtime secretary).
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But, never mind, this was a victory for incrementalism and staying the course.
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Never mind that the group's presence in either city had not been essential.
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Never mind that those outcomes are mediocre and limit the potential of individuals.
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Never mind that we don't know exactly what all this dark stuff is.
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Never mind that the trip included time with Palestinians in the West Bank.
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Never mind that it can be mistaken for any or all of these.
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I find it hard to read the words, never mind talk about it.
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I'm not just going to say, 'Oh, never mind, everybody — the owl's fine.
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For that reason alone they will pass something — never mind how unpopular; 36.
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Never mind the underwhelming-looking pebble beach hemmed in by roads and houses.
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We don't happen to have a replacement ready for you, but never mind.
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Never mind that many of China's territorial claims have scant basis in history.
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Shoddy ones can actually cause harm — never mind failing to heal the sick.
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Never mind that Wayne modeled his career and his music after Jay-Z.
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The other senator from Utah, Mike Lee, joined Mr. Hatch in his lame argument that the Republicans had already done their duty because they decided not even to meet the nominee, never mind hold hearings, never mind have a vote.
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Never mind that she was already one of the biggest artists on the planet.
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That's a successful company, never mind one that's a division of a larger organization.
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Never mind that the studies he cites as evidence do not provide any evidence.
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It's unprecedented, and it's deeply, humanly disturbing, never mind criminally out of the ordinary.
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Never mind the audience that was here: 21980 million people watched it on television.
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It's less expensive than Apple's Pencil stylus, never mind the tablet it writes on.
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Never mind that the number of IPOs in those markets, combined, is exactly zero.
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Never mind that Kaepernick was voicing his concern over societal disrespect for black lives.
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It's over a year later and I'm still in debt, but never mind that.
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Never mind how many other fans, players, or even their own employees get hurt.
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Never mind that Cummins spent five years researching the themes explored in her book.
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Never mind aging out, he's lucky his plastic mold is still in one piece.
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He was not a successful journalist and now works in shipping, but never mind.
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Never mind that this plot formula has become a flaming stereotype all by itself.
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"Never mind I'm 6'5," so I'm just bent to fucking hell the entire day.
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Never mind that people shouldn't even nick these bikes to begin with, of course.
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Never mind, in other words, that the idea is immoral, illegal, unconstitutional and unworkable.
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Any society, never mind one recovering from a 22.83-year civil war, would struggle.
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We assume that CBC Kids is geared toward, well, kids—but never mind that.
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So far, with Republican control of Congress, he's repealed Obamaca—ah, shit, never mind.
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Never mind that it's made from 24k gold or platinum and covered in diamonds.
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Never mind that they can never see the film at literally any other time.
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Never mind that neither the Russian nor the Saudi oil minister confirmed this story.
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"I never mind giving up margin for growth," Hain CEO Irwin Simon told Reuters.
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Never mind the almost childlike use of the word "gasses" to describe chemical weapons.
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Some take a narrowly partisan path from the #NeverTrump camp to Oh, Never Mind.
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Never mind repeated confirmation from the European Commission that Mr Georgiou's numbers were accurate.
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Never mind that the burns mean his costume obscures his musculature and handsome face.
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Never mind that their proposals are tantamount to imposing unfunded mandates on the states.
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"Never mind I might not make it to Indy," he wrote in one caption.
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Never mind that in reality, mental illness is rarely violent in an external sense.
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This is Guyanese saltfish and bake, never mind the sliders label on the menu.
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This would be scarcely acceptable on a $22 gadget, never mind a $22,25000 one.
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Never mind We won't be seeing Scarlett Johansson play a trans man after all.
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Never mind that he stood up and answered questions, under oath, just days later.
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Never mind that Kandinsky also conceived of art as a means of spiritual expression.
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Never mind that it's served on a paper plate, without a knife or fork.
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Never mind about the shiny bells and whistles involved with how it got produced.
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But never mind that I know I'm a real person and not a construct.
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I don't want to part with them but -never mind someone just bought them.
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Never mind the Not-In-My-Backyard culture of resistance, which is nothing new.
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Never mind that she's feisty and in love and doesn't want to go home.
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Never mind these were inhospitable areas ridden with predators and imposing, hellish granite outcrops.
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Never mind that Ms. Green dropped out of the race and endorsed Ms. Sinema.
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"I don't think they ever lifted a stone, never mind turned it," she says.
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Never mind that it was a vintage rice steamer — it was a perfect fit.
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Never mind that this was just a spring training game at Hohokam Stadium here.
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Never mind that his audience wasn't listening to the radio, but to a webcast.
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Never mind that he had little free time to take on such a project.
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Never mind that the combined company would have more than $60 billion in sales.
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All I can say is … um … all I can say is … oh, never mind.
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Never mind that none of these measures have stopped further terrorist attacks since 2015.
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Never mind that "Wonder Woman" could be seen at about 4,160 other theaters nationwide.
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Never mind imitation – dedicating a song to someone is the sincerest form of flattery.
|
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Never mind that I was born in Albuquerque, and am not of Mexican descent.
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Never mind the irony, given that Trump constantly transgresses equally (or more) important norms.
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Never mind that Sophia's ideas are just a tiny bit retrograde: Nonna gonna nonna.
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On the other hand, never mind; they chose to put themselves in that position.
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My skin isn't as lovely as it used to be, never mind my knees.
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Never mind the smaller quarters, the real scene is happening outside the room anyway.
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Never mind how such technology is being used to violate human rights in Xinjiang.
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Never mind that SQM will take years to translate higher quotas into higher production.
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Never mind that the deal is a big subsidy for Blackstone and Invitation Homes.
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Never mind many thousands of people stuck in debt traps all over the country.
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Never mind the objections that other planning commissioners might have brought to the table.
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Never mind the state's history of war campaigns fueled by a thirst for slavery.
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Never mind that every credible evaluation of the bill's distributive impact has found otherwise.
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"I never mind when execs practice UPOD, under-promising and over-delivering," Cramer said.
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Never mind that the editor of the magazine said she could not pay me.
|
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Today the U.S. and Great Britain scarcely govern themselves, never mind shape world order.
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But it said it could take 30 days and I was like, never mind.
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Under criminal-defamation laws, insults themselves are illegal, never mind whether they caused any harm.
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Never mind the fact that, besides Perez, the company didn't even have a design team.
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I wouldn't last a day doing that, never mind running a country for eight years.
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You can rent the cabin from "Endgame" where they held Tony Stark's ... oh, never mind.
|
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Never mind that the boys' confessions didn't coincide with the actual facts of the crime.
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Never mind that you're almost certainly better off with an iPhone 7 or Google Pixel.
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Never mind Jovovich and her stunning plume-adorned gown — an homage to throwback Hollywood glam.
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TYRUS: Somebody probably whisper in his ears and he probably went, oh, damn, never mind.
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"Never mind the radio hosts: There isn't a large never-Trump movement here," Katz said.
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STREEP: That boning a duck is not that easy, never mind what Julia Child says.
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The Mi 9 makes even OnePlus phones look questionably priced, never mind Samsung and Apple.
|
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Your 23 gold medals, never mind all the other colors, pales into sheer superhuman history.
|
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One mosquito inside your home is enough to drive anyone insane, never mind a handful.
|
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Never mind the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi — there's money to be made.
|
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Breakingviews Never mind Frankenfoods: The China National Chemical Corporation's takeover of Syngenta will need Frankenfinancing.
|
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Never mind that punishing people for what they believe in also violates the First Amendment.
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Never mind that there is actually no provision to strip American citizens of their citizenship.
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Their design looks frightfully unimpressive even by 803 standards, never mind our elevated 2018 expectations.
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Never mind that the Pilgrims would have barely recognised and probably disavowed the modern celebration.
|
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Never mind the allegations that they tilted the scales in the primary in her favor.
|
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Never mind that we've never even seen him field a grounder or swing a bat.
|
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There's still a tremendous stigma about the player reporting their symptoms, never mind seeking help.
|
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It's hard enough to parse Olde English while sober, never mind while only drinking ale.
|
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It's taken decades for rock 'n' roll to make an impact, never mind other genres.
|
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In other words, never mind about that silly app cloud if you found it annoying.
|
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Never mind the strain on infrastructure, how might the new tourist onslaught affect Cuba's soul?
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Never mind that it's not really an established construct; indeed, I just made it up.
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Never mind that everyone has been wrong and calling a top for two years now.
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Never mind the echoes of Stephen King that any remote, broken-down rest stop recalls.
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Never mind the embarrassing verse embossed on a $1,519 leather "poem tote" from Ann Demeulemeester.
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Never mind that as president, he would have no power to alter state libel laws.
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Never mind—I told you at the start that this probably wouldn't work out perfectly.
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Without fighting and work, yet alone a year never mind two years, it's not feasible.
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He appeared pretty loose ... never mind the controversy surrounding him and co-star Corinne Olympios.
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Never mind that not even Obama's world-renowned civility could stop them from supporting Trump.
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Never mind that his tutors must downgrade their instruction to a level below even 101.
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Never mind that he squandered a chance to model a bearing more dignified than Trump's.
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A person's mind reaches for an old coping mechanism—never mind that it's been discarded.
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Never mind that he had no background or training in design, no knowledge of watchmaking.
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Never mind finding more — if we burn what we've already found, we'll bust the budget.
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John Stamos ain't got daddy issues ... never mind he's gonna be a first-time papa.
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Never mind that King turned 86 in August and is in less than robust health.
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But as I said, never mind all this; it's just frosting on the chaos cake.
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But as I said, never mind all this; it's just frosting on the chaos cake.
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Never mind that she flaunted a $51,500 Dolce & Gabbana coat during a visit to Sicily.
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"I'm worrying about paying the mortgage, never mind putting food on the table," she said.
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Never mind that I have experience on my resume that journalists twice my age don't.
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But never mind that: think about what it takes to have a bigger trade deficit.
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Never mind the standings, said Mattingly, the visiting manager at Citi Field on Saturday night.
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But that's actually a secondary issue: never mind the precise details, what's the organizing idea?
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My passport shows I never left the country in 2016- never mind traveling to London.
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Never mind that it kind of looks like a monorail car that escaped the tracks.
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Humanoid robots have nowhere near our stability to stay upright, never mind getting back up.
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No Thai government has ever adopted a 20-year national strategy, never mind implemented it.
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Hence the attempt to strip away that power, never mind past rhetoric about states' rights.
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She also shared what looks like a Jacuzzi with a friend ... never mind the rain.
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" But soon after, Rivera followed up with another tweet: "Never mind Hannity just canceled me.
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"I don&apost even think I should be alive never mind thrive," Bieber reportedly said.
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They remind you that playground politics are real, never mind any parallels to current events.
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Never mind that there was ample opportunity to fix problems before the entire site launched.
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But never mind, Mom got the sun in the morning and the moon at night.
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Never mind that when they dance with a boy, they sort of tower over them.
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Never mind fancy desserts; chocolate chip cookies have always been one of my favorite treats.
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And this morning we are at a 14... Never mind, I'm sorry, kidding, just kidding.
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Never mind Brexit, there's only one thing worth paying attention to on the internet today.
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Never mind that many Rohingya were never given any citizenship documents in the first place.
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Never mind that local control of schools makes the Education Department a pretty weak player.
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Never mind that in 2014, Ms. Winston Wolkoff donated $10,000 to the Democratic National Committee.
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Never mind the wall; think of what's going on as a big, beautiful libertarian experiment.
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So they slotted Ryan into that role, never mind the actual content of his policies.
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The other is never to sing in a car when it's raining, but never mind.
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"Never mind, I'll find someone like you," they sang, speaking the universal language of Adele.
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Never mind that Ms. Boone was tagged for behavior to which she was religiously opposed.
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It was appalling—not a single beer was cracked, never mind a bottle of spirits.
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Never mind how strange it is that the two of them ended up together again.
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Never mind, since I am choosing to stay indoors and stream all the shows and movies.
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But never mind the outer pair—it's the inner pair and its surrounding disk that's interesting.
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Never mind that federal immigration officials were separating immigrant parents and children during the Obama administration.
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Never mind Jim Acosta to decide what&aposs a valid issue to be discussed or not.
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And never mind that suave gestures of bonhomie are at odds with the stiff Japanese etiquette.
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It brings Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Daredevil, and Jessica Jones together to save ... oh, never mind.
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Never mind that there was no DNA evidence linking any of the boys to the crime.
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That said, Holmes is still forging ahead in her career, never mind the impending movie adaptation.
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Never mind that the FCC missed the "Harlem Shake" boat by about two and half years.
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"From where Friedman stands, most Israelis, never mind most American Jews, are more or less traitors."
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Fewer young people can find a job, never mind one that matches their hard-earned qualifications.
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Never mind that the article had been peer-reviewed and promoted on social media by PLOS.
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Never mind the fact that the trend seems to be a reality within other demographics, too.
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Never mind that we are still puzzled about how the chains were forged to begin with.
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Never mind the low clock speeds; this chip generation is optimized for multitasking and battery conservation.
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Never mind that the NRA has also sought the hides of politicians who have defied it.
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Never mind that "Eskimo" itself is an offensive term (I was going for Inuit, I guess).
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Never mind that the entire notion of returning to your "pre-baby body" is a scam.
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No one really wants to get up in the dark – never mind put on workout clothes.
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But food production—never mind the wider economy—is not keeping up with the baby boom.
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Never mind that Billy is extremely self-centered, not particularly thoughtful, and isn't a good boyfriend.
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Never mind singing from the same hymn-sheet, the American authorities are using different tonal systems.
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Never mind the fact that I actually had a problem they, casual drinkers, did not possess.
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Certainly never mind the research, which shows voucher programs do not work to improve student achievement.
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Never mind that he was accusing Barack Obama of a felony, or that it wasn't true.
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Annoying as it might be to casual fans—never mind its opponents—Virginia basketball is beautiful.
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And Emma Roberts was seen onset in a very Scream Queens outfit... Never mind, I'm in.
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How did people even think procreation was ethically acceptable, never mind find a reason to party?
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British dialects can be pretty tricky to understand, never mind the often baffling regional slang terms.
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Never mind the adjectives used to describe the exterior, it's the interior where the Q2 shines.
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But never mind those things, because you probably don't want to wear them on a run.
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Not to reward them with re-election, never mind the hope of running an entire country.
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Never mind porgs, we have a new favourite The Last Jedi star: Kelly Marie Tran a.k.a.
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Never mind that Robin Williams did a lot of ad-libbing for the role of Genie.
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Never mind that the PGA Tour will distribute about $219 million to its players in 220.
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But today's Democrats have written JFK's tax story out of the history books (never mind Reagan's).
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The C.I.A. and the F.B.I. tried — and failed — to unearth those malignant forces, but never mind.
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""Is he suggesting Hillary's reaction to the 'Access Hollywood' tape should have been, 'Oh, never mind?
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Never mind that previous administrations and the Trump administration until recently had a very different practice.
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Never mind that most of their previous experience was performing at burn centers and kill shelters.
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Never mind that some of those listed, like Greta Garbo, were not actually at the party.
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Never mind that rap was virtually nonexistent back then, let alone a staple of his culture.
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Oops, never mind, The Bachelorette's Luke Pell says he's not dating former Bachelor contestant Danielle Lombard.
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But seriously, I never mind being plunged into a new world, innocent as a newborn babe.
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Never mind they've elected local, state and national representatives that should reflect their values and interests.
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Never mind the question of whether carnivory is healthy, or ethical, or good for the environment.
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Never mind the biscuits—this is a perfect pot pie no matter how you cut it.
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Never mind that Curry still supplied a fair bit of brilliance over the past few weeks.
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Kaepernick doesn't meet the standards of a backup NFL quarterback, never mind a starting NFL quarterback.
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It's hard enough to predict what America will look like in seven years, never mind 11.
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This is no way to run a railroad, never mind keeping people healthy for a lifetime.
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AND FINALLY ... Never mind Yesterday: A horse happily playing in the snow with a rubber duck.
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But never mind that: she is donating her proceeds from this song to hurricane relief efforts.
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Never mind wasting human and physical capital resources through rising poverty, unemployment and idling production facilities.
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Never mind the cans of pie filling and pre-made crusts found in grocery stores today.
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But the Gulf result indicates limited interest even in already-developed areas, never mind unexplored coasts.
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If it does, however, it will be contradicting its own historical standard, never mind common sense.
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Never mind that the South American country was in the cross-hairs of the Trump administration.
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Never mind that this afflicts the 85033-year-old Trump just as much, if not more.
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Never mind that the destination may be another indecisive result and the possibility of another election.
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Never mind that Los Angeles county's estimated homeless population (2628,28503) would overwhelm most any NBA arena.
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Construction is still running well behind even normal levels, never mind the strong, pent-up demand.
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" Never mind that "over the course of one sentence, Ben had grown almost an entire foot.
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Never mind weak ankles or frostbitten toes, or the prospect of falling flat on your face.
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Never mind that bail is assessed in New York according to flight risk, not public safety.
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Never mind that the Chinese banking system is still recovering from a mini-meltdown last June.
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Then they put them on the battlefield, then they politicize the war and say never mind.
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Never mind that black voters had no interest in supporting him; the pundits were in love.
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Never mind that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton weren't themselves onboard just five short years ago.
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Cooking in a water bath is delicate enough with just one baking dish, never mind six.
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Never mind that they have a remarkable majority, one created, in part, through their Obamacare opposition.
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She punches her older brother in the stomach — never mind that he'll be king one day.
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Never mind that a continent away, the two nations are hardly on the best of terms.
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Never mind that Ms. Aniston herself finds that view of a woman's happiness to be offensive.
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In other words, they have what Republicans denounce as "socialism" (it really isn't, but never mind).
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Never mind the chatter about 22020 or 25 Democrats running for the presidential nomination in 2020.
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Never mind being queer or trans—in those days, anything other than heterosexual was considered subversive.
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Moreover, Lockbaum was by no means a household name in the state, never mind the country.
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After booting Alou, January let Floyd bat fifth anyhow, never mind that this technically was illegal.
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And so, maybe families are afraid to look inside; never mind having to look at their child.
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Never mind that, as Ryan reminds her, Naomi actually a mean girl who slept with Lacie's ex.
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Never mind that Ben Higgins already took his name out of the hat (not that anyone asked).
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Never mind the practical problem of simply promising you'll pass a major piece of health care legislation.
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Never mind that at 219'22", Maria Sharapova stands a clean 21994 inches above Serena Williams' 20143'22014" frame.
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But never mind that the competitively targeted giant Toyota, Nissan and Isuzu pickup trucks are quite okay.
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Never mind that looking at the sun for just a few seconds can cause serious eye damage.
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Mexico has always had too few checks on the president, never mind a president with messianic tendencies.
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Alicia Vikander may be the new ambassador of French cool-girl beauty — never mind that she's Swedish.
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Never mind entertaining passengers, motion sickness affects a lot of people and this appears to eliminates it.
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Never mind that Curry had quite possibly contaminated his rudimentary test by double-dipping his Q-tips.
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Her video doesn't confirm whether the officers even heard her statement, never mind understood the term TBI.
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Never mind the author's identity; the cycle is a woman's enduring testament to art, life, and realism.
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A release announcing the event didn't mention Trump until the third paragraph, never mind the subject line.
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Never mind that there are real things happening in the world, famines, earthquakes, violence, refugee crisis, etc.
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Scheduling meetings with EU officials will be hard enough, never mind striking compromises to satisfy British officials.
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And that's just from Washington's allies, never mind countries with more natural antipathy towards the United States.
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Things have changed dramatically in just the last five years, never mind the last 10 or 15.
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Never mind that people don't typically buy the clothes they wear for photo shoots in Vanity Fair.
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Never mind the cyber (Cyber!) attackers; it's malingering incompetence that will get us all in the end.
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I realize it's her home and his choice, but her decision hardly seems ethical, never mind compassionate.
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So never mind Manafort's claim that there are a limited number of words in the English language.
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Never mind that their families may have been in the U.S. longer than Trump's own family has.
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Never mind that this compound, the regional federal police headquarters, doubles as a prison for corrupt politicians.
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They are not equipped to handle a demand even 100 times greater, never mind the actual demand.
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Never mind that the opponents were lowly Saudi Arabia, this match had the potential for host humiliation.
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Never mind that the groom lived in Europe and couldn't even come home to attend the wedding.
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Never mind society's obsession with outward appearances—what do we all really look like on the inside?
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Some college bars will open and there will be liquor and carousing and—never mind, Miller said.
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Never mind whether doing so is perfectly legitimate; it's not a conversation you want to get into.
|
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China has not produced, never mind exported, the sophisticated aircraft and missile defense systems Saudi Arabia wants.
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Tariff policy will once again be driven by influence-peddling and bribery, never mind the national interest.
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CreditCreditCraig Frazier WASHINGTON — Never mind that "once in a generation" tax bill that just passed last year.
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Thus it was dubbed the Palace of Minos, never mind that this myth arose post-Bronze Age.
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Never mind the more than 213,250 Americans in that cemetery who gave their lives far from home.
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Never mind that the floor is covered in Cheerios, and the windows are dotted with peeling stickers.
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But never mind: She had a cup of it stashed in her home not too far away.
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Until and unless Will Shortz decides that you should do the math, in which case never mind.
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" A Monkees hat "Never mind the Beatles, I'm a Monkees fan and they are three-quarters American.
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Never mind the clear demonstration that the G.O.P.'s Obama-era hyperventilating about deficits was completely hypocritical.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Never mind Remember that "popular film" category they wanted to have at next year's Oscars?
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Never mind the backstage antics, which are outrageous; what goes on the air is pretty saucy, too.
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Never mind the refrain that the American factory is supposedly a dinosaur in the age of globalization.
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It's hard work to build a billion-dollar SaaS business, never mind $212 billion or $22017 billion.
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Legislative leaders are already wrangling over how to plug old budget holes, never mind creating new ones.
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Never mind that the full bill was still opposed by conservative, moderate and liberal health care experts.
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Never mind that it was a terrific speech delivered by a steely woman speaking her fifth language.
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Never mind that old Coco Chanel chestnut about taking one thing off before walking out the door.
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Never mind that her boss made the love remark in a nationally televised, bipartisan White House meeting.
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Never mind that the CDC has documented an overwhelming mumps outbreak in 57 facilities across 19 states.
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I would ask Trump if, as a frequent user o the service, if…if…oh, never mind.
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Never mind the number of women critics who didn't enjoy the movie, the article seemed to suggest.
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Never mind the fact there's a maximum time limit of 10 years to use it upon separating.
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I remember when sound cards were a separate thing you had to buy, never mind graphics cards.
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But they would not have happened 10 years ago, never mind a few decades ago, she said.
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It is the kind of place where residents don't expect homicides will be investigated, never mind solved.
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This gives them an incentive to keep the big-money guys happy, never mind what voters think.
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Never mind that the more obvious interpretation of the film's story has nothing to do with romance.
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At times, this has distracted from or even undermined his own administration's actions (never mind those of Congress).
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LONDON — Irish step dance looks challenging enough, never mind if you haven't yet acquired your full physical faculties.
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Never mind that you'll miss out on other sectors, which makes it impossible to properly diversify your portfolio.
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Out of all the classic punk albums, Never Mind The Bollocks has, in my opinion, aged the best.
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Never mind the fact that the Lightning port didn't exist on any other gadget outside of Apple's iDevices.
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Never mind that Trump had spent most of the weekend meddling in Britain's domestic political crisis from Washington.
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Between the 9-5, family, and kids, he barely had time for writing, never mind starting a business.
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In the worst cases your phone will just shut down and stop working, never mind reduced battery life.
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I assumed guys would never mind that I wanted sex all the time, but some of them did.
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Never mind that Trump was heedlessly blundering into monetary policy that is the province of the Federal Reserve.
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Never mind that these EU officials have only a small fraction of British interests, if that, in mind.
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After all, one shade of liquid lipstick is a pain in the ass to remove, never mind 100.
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And that's not even touching on the cost of finding and integrating replacements; never mind the brain drain.
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If in fact he is named in this subpoena, never mind somehow named alone, he is bewildered why.
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Curious would-be users will be repelled by the nontrivial expense of mere experimentation, never mind ongoing usage.
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Never mind that his economic ideas make about as much sense as the economic theories of Groucho Marx.
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Never mind that he loved the idea of what he would accomplish by this point during the campaign.
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He and Sergey had no doubt they would break through, never mind their lack of a business plan.
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Never mind a hundred enemies; he was disarmed by a single monk and beaten with his own sword.
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Mom's backseat driving is bad enough when her kids are driving, never mind when no one is driving.
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Never mind that the country in question's government might be the most indebted among the major industrialized countries.
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At times she wallows in broken connections and writer's block (winningly, though: "Something, something / No, never mind, nothing").
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"Some of the best rewards cards get close to 2 percent, never mind the initial bonus," said Papadimitriou.
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Never mind that, in the interim six months, Schumer had never stated that he had changed his mind.
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Then I see the line on Bleecker Street wrapped around the corner and think, Oh wait, never mind.
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She walked into rabbinical school and entered a boy's club, never mind that half her classmates were women.
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Never mind that WhatsApp is an end-to-end encrypted messaging platform, which Zuckerberg reminded the senator about.
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The differences are many, and typically they don't talk to each other, never mind sit with each other.
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Never mind that I'm a size 9; or maybe she just didn't think anyone else would appreciate them.
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Tristan's red-streaked mullet has never looked more staggeringly awful, but today is about Liz, so never mind.
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Never mind, he duly sank a 20-foot putt to limit the damage to just one dropped shot.
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Never mind the problem that some child care centers for the children of federal workers are also closed.
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The broad public grasp of football strategy may never progress far beyond Madden's limits, never mind approach omniscience.
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If Achilles had sulked this long in his tent we would all be speaking Trojan, but never mind.
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Never mind that the African-American contralto Marian Anderson made her Carnegie Hall debut roughly 193 years earlier.
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Never mind that, Democrats were being told: Once again, you've got a white-guy problem on your hands.
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Never mind that she made the choice to take graphic photos of herself holding the president's decapitated head.
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And it's so wrong on so many levels, never mind the fact that your vagina doesn't want oxygen.
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Maybe the mere existence of powerful, centralized tech companies has become problematic, never mind adding to their number.
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Never mind that the pipeline is designed to deliver natural gas under the Rio Grande and into Mexico.
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Never mind that I'm a hack guitarist and she claps like Hillary Clinton at the 1993 presidential inauguration.
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Millennials' digits are on their smartphones — they aren't that interested in driving at all, never mind a motorcycle.
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We shoot, send, or store, and move on, rarely revisiting, never mind lingering over, the images we've made.
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Never mind fiction: Walking out of the theater that night, for a second, I doubted my own sanity.
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Never mind that for much of the last year, she could barely walk, thanks to a broken foot.
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Programs, though, aren't extras; never mind what the British have decided, with their practice of charging for them.
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Never mind the task of training new geneticists and genetic counselors in a field experiencing critical labor shortages.
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Never mind that opponents, independent analysts and even some of his own advisers winced at his latest outbursts.
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He has athletic gifts and does a lot right, never mind that his revolutionary techniques could change sports.
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Never mind too that the number of new cases outside of China now exceeds the number in China.
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Never mind the sport's global reach or its charitable impact and cornerstone values of honesty and fair play.
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And look, it's right next to the word ASSESS, which is just one letter away from … never mind.
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Never-mind the downright bizarre ornaments sprinkled throughout the home, including oversized lips and cartoon-like animal figurines.
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" Never mind that he also thought repealing and replacing his predecessor's health care program would be "so easy.
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Big data has killed the dream of how politicians are supposed to work (never mind that they don't).
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And never mind that it's not the country that Democrats refused to applaud, but its current deficient leader.
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Never mind that none of its patents have ever been stripped or invalidated within the first ten years.
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Never mind all of the potential investment gains you're missing out on by pulling out your retirement savings.
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Never mind that Sanders won the popular vote in Iowa (and that Buttigieg only narrowly won in delegates).
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Never mind that the Supreme Court hasn't since relied on its 1935 attempt to scuttle the New Deal.
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So, why would I continue to get on a subway with this person, never mind board an airplane?
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Never mind the combined still-moderate average across the first six months or the slowdown in corporate investment.
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But that harmony — never mind a victory at an event as grand as Westminster — does not come cheap.
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Never mind a Wikipedia page—he does not even earn a footnote in sourcebooks on early black music.
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Never mind that Trump and Vladimir Putin were already whispering sweet nothings to each other over the phone.
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Never mind that we've cut air pollutant emissions 73 percent since 1970 while the economy continues to grow.
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Never mind that Ukraine -- unlike Putin's Russia -- recently has seen peaceful handover of power to a new president.
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For sure, France is taking action to destroy the Jungle that stains Europe's global reputation never mind France's.
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I don't know how they reconcile the divides within their own conference, never mind find any Democratic votes.
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Never mind that the popular short-term rental site has been opposed by landlords and city officials alike.
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Never mind that he's never gonna sit on that throne – Varys' power lies in his gift for manipulation.
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Never mind that what is most purely Hawaiian about the luau is its proficiency at extracting tourists' dollars.
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And never mind that HHS Secretary Tom Price is legally obliged to support the law as it stands.
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He went on Never Mind the Buzzcocks, and then he walked off Never Mind the Buzzcocks after Simon Amstell rinsed him one too many times, leaving a gap on Phil Jupitus' team that would be filled by a well driller called Ed from the audience with a vaguely similar bone structure.
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" Never mind that historians like Jill Lepore have called the secession of the Confederacy an act of "illiberal nationalism"; never mind that Lowry evinces a deep antipathy to federal power elsewhere in the book, especially if it offers to do something so nefarious as strengthen "the welfare and regulatory state.
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Never mind that the economy has improved, unemployment has plunged, household wealth has soared and the deficit has shrunk.
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Never mind lying to four FISA judges to get warrants to spy on Americans an opposition party candidate representatives.
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Never mind the fact that Henry VIII had been carrying out affairs – it was unacceptable when Catherine did it.
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Never mind that Kissner has just walked through exactly how Google deletes data—in moderate technical detail, no less.
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But VC firms, typically, do not own cryptocurrencies like bitcoin or Ethereum, never mind potential, still-being-built cryptocurrencies.
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Never mind the fact that both characters have largely been presented sympathetically over the course of the show's run.
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I didn't hear one single negative stuff — that's not the case about The Room, but never mind about that.
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Never mind the fact that Trump has already released the primary document in the complaint: the call with Zelensky.
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Homebuilders are still producing at well-below historical norms, never mind the years of pent-up demand from buyers.
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Never mind the name: The electric-guitar quartet Dither got straight to the point on Tuesday at the Stone.
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Never mind that when Rudy Giuliani broadcast this a couple of weeks ago, it was treated as a revelation.
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When he got this letter from the president saying, "Okay, never mind," he must be having a giggle fit.
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When he got this letter from this president saying, OK, never mind, he must be having a giggle fit.
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Never mind that the revelations of warrants and spies and dirty dossiers and biased text messages already show otherwise.
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A 4K resolution would be barely noticeable on a 60-inch TV, never mind a 6-inch mobile screen.
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Never mind that the label may well have been faked: the other side of the world seems suddenly closer.
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Never mind all the data, cybersecurity, infotainment and other services delivered to passengers that must be managed, as well.
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Alice Leung echoed many of the sentiments on a Facebook thread, saying: "Never mind, I won't watch it anyway."
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Never mind that him doing so undermines her authority after everyone saw her nix the trip the day before.
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Never mind that the project was over budget, overdue, and basically amounted to the addition of three subway stops.
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Even an informed observer is challenged trying to understand Cohen's quixotic legal practices, never mind his sprawling business pursuits.
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"Never mind, I jumped the gun," he said, before inviting back Tori Kelly, who had just left the stage.
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He said safety was his priority, never mind that raising the alert level has spooked residents and tourists alike.
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But few campaigns are projected to have raised close to $20 million, never mind have that much in reserves.
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It is the body that has won nearly $84 million in prize money, never mind her endorsement deal earnings.
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Never mind that Stannis is rolling headless in his grave right now for sharing this fact two seasons ago.
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Never mind the Hitler's gonads, what does this particular fantasy say about the world we're living in right now?
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Never mind that after the end of stop and frisk, crime is actually at historic lows in the city.
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Never mind that the first estimate of this figure had been only a little lower, at 13.6% of GDP.
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Never mind those portraits that make him look practically disgendered, with narrow shoulders, a spreading middle and squishy thighs.
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Never mind their current tour, The Chainsmokers have been embarking on another journey since last year: an Apology Tour.
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Never mind that the leading third party, the Libertarian ticket, is comprised of two Jeffersonian liberals, former Republican Govs.
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Never mind that the gang, while active in Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C., has barely any presence in Baltimore.
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McManus said McKane talked to a clerk inside the otherwise deserted building, then suddenly said "never mind" and left.
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That's still far below Credit Suisse's likely 10 percent cost of capital, never mind rival UBS's 11.6 percent ROTE.
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Never mind that under Obama, military and intelligence cooperation between Israel and the United States is at unprecedented levels.
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Never mind that prospective female law clerks were warned that he only selected women who looked a certain way.
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Never mind that she has a Ph.D. in counseling psychology, and specializes in child abuse and violence against women.
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Never mind that the book was critically praised, had star reviews, and had made some of those nice lists.
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"A letter of condolence may be abrupt, badly constructed, ungrammatical — never mind," advised the 63 edition of Emily Post.
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Never mind that Mexico's rich culture and cuisine, its art and film, are having a global moment, Mexicans say.
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" Never mind that his wife killed an unarmed man whom another officer had declared looked like "a bad dude.
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Never mind for a minute the merits of single payer or whether Sanders' version will, one day, become law.
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Never mind that he'd be giving up the chartered planes and five-star amenities of top-flight European football.
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Never mind Paula Abdul coupling up with a cartoon cat for "Opposites Attract" — remember when she smooched Keanu Reeves?
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Never mind Trump's offhand asides about shutting down the Internet and requiring Apple to manufacture iPhones in the USA.
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Never mind the issue, though — from structural inequality to rampant global misogyny, these heroic, nameless girls can face anything!
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Never mind that the Saints blew two double-digit leads at home inside of the league's noisiest domed stadium.
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WENDY'S — BACON EGG AND CHEESE BISCUIT, $2.89 — Never mind that this sandwich is much cheaper than its McDonald's counterpart.
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Barely seeable, never mind photographable, these effects are, one way or another, the truest evidence of the artist's hand.
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" Never mind that, as Curtis Black of The Chicago Reporter pointed out in 2016: "Chicago tried stop-and-frisk.
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It wasn't as if we all changed our minds and said, 'Oops, never mind, go ahead and do it.
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Never mind what today's general election polls say: What will polling look like after the inevitable Republican smear campaign?
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Never mind that there are 129 other teams, a few with athletic budgets five times larger than Florida Atlantic's.
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Never mind attempts to spin this story as somehow not meeting some definitions of collusion or obstruction of justice.
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Never mind that this involved the imprisonment and rape of less privileged women and the theft of their offspring.
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Never mind the Nobel Prize for Literature, he deserves an Oscar for his lifetime dedication to playing this part.
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Never mind that this better Atticus is fictional; my home state has learned to grab admiration where it can.
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These same children seem blissfully unaware of another ancient story line, that of the monstrous stepmother, but never mind.
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The architecture declines to fade into the background or get old, never mind the building turns 60 this month.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Never mind the refrain that the American factory is supposedly a dinosaur in the age of globalization.
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Never mind how long they've been sitting in the glass case on the counter: Somehow they still have crunch.
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Eastern, NBC and N.F.L. Network Line: Dallas by 3½ Never mind the flashbulb names at the ball-carrier positions.
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Never mind that the quest to uncover specific intelligence gene(s) has proven to be an exercise in futility.
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North fueled that culture by working as a pitchman for a shoot-em-up video game, but never mind.
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But never mind; Erickson was enraged because, he claimed, his dishwasher wasn't working as well as it used to.
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Bruno didn't know Tira well enough to say, never mind how he'd begun consorting with her in his thoughts.
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Never mind that the writers have peanuts in common beyond a geography—California—in which Didion didn't even remain.
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Most people dread the mere thought of approaching strangers, never mind asking for a favor like borrowing a phone.
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Never mind that it doesn't run Windows but Android, the most widely-used smartphone operating system in the world.
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I get queasy after too much texting in a moving car — never mind being immersed in a virtual world.
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Cavs open 2-0 lead over Pacers with 117-111 win CLEVELAND — Never mind the blown fourth-quarter leads.
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Just be sure to check with your doctor before starting a new exercise regi — oh, right, never mind. Ehhhh.
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I never thought I'd be into baking, never mind committed enough to become a sourdough mommy and tackle bread.
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Never mind that the T.D.O.T. itself removed the obscuring vegetation back in 1998, when the statue was first erected.
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Never mind that winning a lottery jackpot tends to make people less happy, a trend well documented by psychologists.
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Never mind that the creator pulled the wildly popular game from iTunes in 2014 with no plans to revive it.
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Never mind that the leadership orchestrated the legislation alongside White House staff, aligning the plan with Trump's demands on immigration.
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Never mind how common it actually is, in our society, it's not just unattractive but downright un-female, I thought.
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Never mind that I was a human who had paid for my ticket; it appeared the cat was more important.
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Never mind that the one time I dared to go in a lake, I ended up with an eye infection.
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If he wanted a job at all — never mind in law — he was going to have to make some concessions.
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"Never mind Nazis, what about communism?" isn't an alt-right position, it's an embarrassingly canned old-school conservative talking point.
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Never mind that you look like a dorky shoplifter, this jacket is supposed to make air travel so much easier.
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Never mind that we all have to give up our bodies, that it's the most common alteration in the world.
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Never mind that black people have been forgiving white people their trespass since before the founding of the United States.
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Never mind the intensive rules and the rich lore — it was the sheer, unadulterated enthusiasm that seemed required to participate.
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And never mind that the U.S. finished 19th for three consecutive years in a global analysis of retirement fund security.
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Never mind rising numbers of vegetarians: the world is eating more meat and, in a way, that's a good thing.
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Roku's position, seemingly, is that the channel hasn't done any bad stuff yet on its platform, never mind its past.
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Never mind that getting a tattoo has become downright pedestrian, with everyone from Disney stars to corporate suits joining in.
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And when he got this letter from the President saying okay never mind, he must be having a giggle-fit.
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Manoeuvring round all these obstacles would test any prime minister, never mind one who still believes old myths from 2016.
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Never mind that historians say Plymouth was not the Pilgrims' first choice when they set out for the New World.
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Never mind that social media, news reports, DVR and VOD would have the most ardent football-and-politics fan covered.
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As the questions persist, Hux switches gears and passes the buck to poor Lilah — never mind she isn't even around.
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Never mind that I haven't seen many real people using Clips in the past year, outside of people at Apple.
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Amassing a few thousand fans of freely available work is hard enough, never mind persuading some of them to pay.
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Never mind that the tightening bond market does not seem to notice, to say nothing of ill-informed short sellers.
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After selecting New York City as one of two new campuses in November, the company is now saying never mind.
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Toobin doesn't have the background to understand—never mind explain—the theoretical reasons for Patricia's conversion or the SLA's motivations.
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Never mind that as you stroll down the Walk of Fame it can start to resemble the Walk of Shame.
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Never mind that prior to the election, many in the pro-Clinton media elite thought the WikiLeaks emails were boring.
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Never mind the emphasis on white-centered narratives, which is the kindest way to allege institutional bigotry without getting sued.
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JonBenét Ramsey is a victim who never got justice, never mind the opportunity to grow up and speak for herself.
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I can't say I'm doing good in Denmark, so never mind what they are doing to these girls in Kurdistan.
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Never mind that she's been around for a century, is exponentially stronger than him, and has saved the world before.
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Artists I've known have had their work taken off Instagram and included in publications without being compensated, never mind notified.
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But rarely do candidates who lose on a lower scale have aspirations for a larger office — never mind the presidency.
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As a curatorial phenomenon, it may well establish a model for attendance-hungry museums, never mind ingrate aesthetes like me.
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Never mind that the provision is unnecessary: Americans can already set up 529s for the children they wish to have.
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Never mind that the movie was actually pretty good, a number of contemplated launches were put on a slowdown pattern.
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Never mind that in 2014, Girardi refused to hit Jeter anywhere lower than second, even though Jeter had a meager .
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Never mind the Cubs switching their first and third basemen in a sequence that involved the players' changing gloves twice.
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Never mind that it's too premature to estimate the cost of the Green New Deal, given its non-specific language.
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Roschier Advok-- never mind ... the law firm and the adviser are suing to get the outstanding bills, paid in full.
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Never mind that Congress had the wisdom to establish an entity to focus specifically on workplace health and safety research.
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A lot of the things wrong with the Royals in 2013, never mind 2014, are still wrong with them now.
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Never mind her history of abuse, or that Subsys had only ever been approved for cancer patients with breakthrough pain.
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Never mind that many trace the way humans are wreaking havoc on Earth, through terrorism or by provoking environmental damage.
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And he smiles widely, never mind the gap between his front teeth (which seems to have narrowed over the years).
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Never mind that he grew up in Liverpool and London and has lived in Dublin and now Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Never mind the fact that the President himself had already traveled to Iraq on a Republican CODEL during the shutdown.
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But they aren't so fully realized, and are thus potentially popular, in America, never mind our own robust welfare state.
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Never mind the new cities without sanitary facilities — one district in Manchester had only about 30 "necessaries" for 7,000 people.
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But never mind the furniture: In real life HUD seems to be abandoning its historical mission of fighting racial discrimination.
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It was an offer no astronaut could refuse, never mind that no one had flown on a Saturn 5 yet.
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One consequence was that the subway fare didn't change for decades, never mind that the cost of everything else rose.
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Never mind that, along the way, a cook might get branded by a white-hot spoon pressed into the flesh.
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People started noticing that Korean celebrities appear to have good skin (never mind that most have also had plastic surgery).
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"Just give me the conclusion first, never mind the explanation," Miyasaka says as he balances his phone on one shoulder.
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Few are roles — never mind — lead roles, that depict a disabled character with the multi-dimensional qualities they should be.
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Never mind the feat of synchronization; rather, we are meant to admire how casual the participants are about the situation.
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And then he got stuck in Boarding Group C on Spirit Airlines, and he said, 'Never mind, I found it.
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Never mind that I was a closeted baby dyke or that I basically zoned out every time he touched me.
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What will there be left of Australia by the end of the summer, never mind the end of the decade?
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Never mind that there is little evidence for the theory-assumed-as-fact that smartphone measurement leads to behavior change.
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Everyone understands it's been rough for men, never mind that we've been talking about the crisis in masculinity for decades.
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Never mind that "Coming Apart" explores the negative consequences of marginalization, one of which is the election of President Trump.
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But never mind all that: Clearly, the message China wants to send is that it's not a one-sided relationship.
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Never mind that three of the children who have died in US custody lost their lives to flu-related illnesses.
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Never mind that Suarez had tried and failed repeatedly to make contact with ISIS recruiters abroad, according to court documents.
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And never mind that some of Israel's security experts have examined -- and rejected -- the idea of a mutual defense pact.
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Never mind, I unplug the whole contraption and hide it in a hard-to-reach drawer near the medicine cabinet.
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Never mind that Silva has won more Premier League titles than Henry, and as many as Ronaldo and Patrick Vieira.
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Bret: I'm already compromising many of my usual political principles by voting for centrist Democrats, never mind the real lefties.
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Moore in the Senate would send the message that defending slavery — never mind segregation — is no longer beyond the pale.
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Never mind that Mr. Xi's government jails dissidents, censors the internet and is accused of running a relentlessly mercantilist economy.
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Never mind that there is a plethora of evidence that, in fact, racial minorities have it much worse in America.
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Never mind the positive a spin the BMA puts on this decision such as insisting it's conducting routine museum business.
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Never mind that around the same time, The Hunger Games was hauling in piles of cash at the box office.
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Never mind that the Confederacy proved to have an even lower regard for states' rights than the Union (for example, implementing the first national draft in American history), and never mind that the Southern states actually demanded an unprecedented Federal veto of states' rights regarding fugitive slaves (whom Northern states were forbidden to protect).
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Never mind that my high score is a paltry 43 and, to be honest, is the work of a patient friend.
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Video Never mind that the leadership orchestrated the legislation alongside White House staff, aligning the plan with Trump's demands on immigration.
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Never mind the fact these surgeries and medications are expensive and have inherent risks, with potential negative long-term health effects.
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Never mind that the Isle of Man is neither in Britain nor the EU and that his claim was quickly rubbished.
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It turns out that Enlightenment thinkers themselves, never mind Pinker's contemporary critics, had very different ideas from Pinker himself about progress.
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Never mind that Ford saw record profits last year and that Tesla manufactures a fraction of the vehicles that Ford makes.
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Never mind the fact that producers have already said an announcement would come during the upcoming season of Bachelor in Paradise.
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Never mind that the low price of oil and gas means searching for them in the Arctic is no longer worthwhile.
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Never mind that Hayworth was still reeling from her separation from husband Orson Welles, with whom she had a young daughter.
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Never mind that some of them put their soldiers in harm's way in perilous places such as Helmand province in Afghanistan.
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Never mind the truth that the riot had started spontaneously by many angry prisoners, and that a guard accidentally killed Piscatella.
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The president was not empowered to dismiss him, but never mind: he also suspended parliament, forming, in effect, a parallel government.
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In new photos from Warner Bros.' upcoming Lego Batman, Bruce Wayne (ahem—never mind) shows us around his beautiful gothic manor.
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That proved an insufficient penance: state authorities in Tamil Nadu announced the Tuticorin plant would be shut permanently, never mind expanded.
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But the success of a pitching rotation, never mind an entire pitching staff, is not the work of one man alone.
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Too often if he made her repeat things she would just say "forget it" or "never mind" and he'd miss out.
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Never mind the fact that her dancers wore the color purple, a globally recognized color for equality and anti-queer bullying.
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She's tickled by the high-speed car chase they end up in, never mind the bullets raining down on her brother.
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Just never mind the fact companies often start designing devices years in advance — logic is not allowed in a fanboy war.
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But pick one and defend it and don't pretend that whenever people suddenly point out what you said, 'Oh, never mind.
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Never mind how basic their initial words may be, getting to hear your tot's first is pretty momentous for any parent.
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And never mind that once the calendar page turns, 8.3 percent of the year is already in the rear-view mirror.
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Never mind the fact that they're all probably wearing dress shoes, attending concerts in person, and having things cooked for them.
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You will remember when Preston from the Ordinary Boys walked off Never Mind the Buzzcocks in a cardigan made from sequins.
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Never mind the fact that Muslims are more likely to be accepting of homosexuality than evangelical Christians, Mormons, and Jehovah's Witnesses.
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Never mind that right now, though, because the poster is here and you need to look at how badass it is.
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Never mind that she was 12 years old, the youngest competitor striving to qualify for the United States team in 2000.
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Never mind that Fitbits sell for much less, probably to a different audience, or that Apple's last quarter showed declining sales.
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Plenty of people in Boston believe that the cardinal does not deserve any of that, never mind the fancy Vatican funeral.
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And actually, when it comes to hiring people, I never mind somebody who's got a failure on their resume at all.
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Dr. Twenge's research reveals a generation afraid to talk to one another, never mind listen, if there's risk of hurt feelings.
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Never mind that the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco recently paid out $2 million to settle a whistle-blower case.
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" Never mind the fact that President Obama himself said, "[T]he votes that were cast were counted, they were counted appropriately.
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But never mind: even if you're a conservative who really dislikes the Democratic candidate, how can you justify choosing Donald Trump?
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Never mind that there were no actual openings on the court; instead, 203 of the existing justices decided to "voluntarily" retire.
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Never mind the toxic waste potentially spread all around Houston—a bunch of Trump appointees' egos are the real victims here.
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Never mind that Hamas routinely locates terrorists among civilians in order to mislead the media into believing that Israel targets civilians.
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Never mind, Dr. Clarkson is on the spot, and Lady Mary's bedchamber will make a fine delivery room — won't it, Carson?
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You will remember when Preston from the Ordinary Boys walked off Never Mind the Buzzcocks in a cardigan made from sequins.
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Neither team nor any fan had anything to gain from either team winning, never mind investing time into playing and watching.
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Never mind that real solutions for this real issue exist amid Trump's talk of ineffectual walls, sealed borders, and nonexistent terrorists.
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Never mind that the referendum was unconstitutional and that only 2155 percent of those eligible to vote bothered to do so.
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Never mind the ifs, ands, or buts of her irrational landscapes — logic just doesn't function in worlds made out of fragments.
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Never mind that Tobey Maguire said he couldn't breathe because he had water pouring up his nose — it's still swoon-worthy.
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Never mind which kind of artist, for it is such an onerous thing to have to deem oneself this or that.
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Fail to do this, and you might not survive as a news organization, never mind as an editor, reporter or columnist.
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The current top rate on long-term capital gains is 20 percent (never mind the 3.8 percent surcharge, for the moment).
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Never mind that N.F.L. teams have offered million-dollar contracts to players convicted of animal abuse, domestic violence and other transgressions.
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Julián Castro behaved despicably toward Biden at the last debate; he failed as a human being, never mind as a politician.
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Alligator bag, three rows of diamonds nice and thick on your wrist—never mind that it's three o'clock in the afternoon.
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Though he saw Rowan's grades only if his ex-wife sent them to him, never mind that he paid the tuition.
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Trump's loyal toady, Senator Mitch McConnell, has ruled out an independent investigation of the Russia connection, never mind these latest events.
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Oh wait, never mind: The Clippers played the Rockets last night, so Kawhi Leonard (load management) probably won't suit up tonight.
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A weighty body of evidence may conclude that market incentives produce far more beneficial outcomes than critics contend, but never mind.
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But never mind: The narrative required that the character Ryan played exist, so everyone pretended that he was the genuine article.
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Never mind that the Mooch had called Mr. Trump "another hack politician" during the campaign and supported two of his challengers.
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Never mind that Mr. Trump, with no governing experience, is nothing like Mr. Johnson, a master legislator of the 20th century.
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In 2018, an all but identical handbag was hammered down at a Hong Kong auction for $175,000, but never mind that.
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The buck stops with Jared Kushner, never mind that his grandiosity and shortcuts were emulations of dear old dad-in-law.
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Loki Current status: Dead An early victim in "Infinity War," Loki never made it past the intro, never mind the snap.
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Never mind the fact that there is no data on how many women in the UK actually wear the face veil.
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Never mind that $10,000 was far more than I'd received for my advance and I was already behind on my rent.
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Never mind that only a relative handful of people have been killed in terrorist attacks in the United States since Sept. 11.
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Politically, they could order people out, and tell them, OK, never mind, go back in -- and then order them back out again.
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The party's most prominent politicians were leery of supporting full marriage equality for gays and lesbians — never mind protections for transgender people.
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Never mind that Sessions pressed for the death penalty against a Ku Klux Klan leader during his time as Alabama attorney general.
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This performance would've been pathetic coming from an ordinary witness -- never mind from the chief law enforcement officer of the United States.
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Never mind that it's the most popular device ever created, or that it's occasioned countless markets and upended the way we live.
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And never mind hypotheticals; even in the sorts of situations that Yondr pouches were originally intended for, the potential applications are troubling.
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Some of my favorite artists are young bedroom producers, people who make music with headphones that barely cost $200, never mind $2,000.
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Never mind that the idea came from former Vice President Al Gore, who has demanded Mr. Trump's resignation over his energy policies.
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Never mind a gigantic TV or a shiny Instant Pot — this Black Friday shopping season, you can score a whole new career.
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Dude went right down the line shaking hands just like he always does, never mind that nobody was there to shake back.
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Per the press release, "never mind if you're at the beach or hiking in the mountains," you can still share photos instantly.
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Lufthansa Systems says it costs several hundred thousand euros just to install the systems, never mind buying the bandwidth or maintaining it.
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Never mind the squillionaires squaring off against one another here — the Picasso family, the Qatari royal family, Mr. Gagosian, his secret client.
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Never mind that minutes earlier his nominee for Veterans Affairs secretary dropped out, amid a series of allegations of poor professional behavior.
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Mr Trump's stand on trade is not helpful to the United States, never mind Canada, nor will it help the global economy.
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Never mind that it's not clear where you would deport American citizens to, since they aren't usually citizens of any other country.
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Yoga isn't easy on your own, never mind having a baby strapped to you, but this mom is making it look easy.
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Never mind that the specific type of catapult here has a French name (trébuchet) and came from China in the first place.
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Never mind that the Colorado Rockies is a baseball team, not a football team, and Allen has no connection to the state.
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Never mind, millennials ... this is something a lot of us Baby Boomers won't believe until we see it with our own eyes.
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Mr Assad seems emboldened to retake the last bit of his country (never mind that what he controls is largely in ruins).
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Worth noting: Microsoft was once in big antitrust trouble for including a browser with Windows never mind selling Windows and Office together.
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Oh yes, this week, in the 21st century, The Daily Mail ran the following headline: Never mind Brexit, who won Legs-It!
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"With Matt Reeves doing it, it's like, I would be a fucking ape...for Matt Reeves, never mind being Batman," he said.
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But oh well never mind all that boring world-changing political nonsense, let's look at some lady legs and vote about them!
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"OK, well, never mind," she says before the clip cuts to others on the show calling Tolbert a "jerk" for his remarks.
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Never mind that activists who were present say that a group of masked men briefly unfurled the banner before being chased away.
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" Read More OPEC Member: Production Freeze; $50 Oil is Coming Never mind that Iran's oil minister called such a freeze a "joke.
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I feel sadness today because the majority of the trans community struggle to simply get decent health care, never mind public acceptance.
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Never mind that TJX, parent company of TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods, already operates three times as many domestic stores as Macy's.
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Never mind that he was the late-replacement underdog, or that he'd recently been on vacation instead of training for a fight.
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Never mind that Bey just brought two humans into this world and looks flawless — the internet will always find something to nitpick.
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Never mind that we've already racked up an order total that breaks three digits, that $5.99 shipping cost can stop us cold.
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Well, never mind; she counted saving the rampant red-brick London Midland Hotel beside St Pancras as one of her special achievements.
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And yet on reproductive rights, New York lags behind what other states are doing, never mind what progressive activists are pushing for.
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So never mind the cotton sheets—she just wants the soft gaze of her own man, the soft gaze of her son.
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It was an eight-hour round trip just to look at grapes, never mind transferring them to be processed at a winery.
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Alligator bag, three rows of diamonds nice and thick on your wrist—never mind that it's three o' clock in the afternoon.
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But never mind not paying taxes, how the heck does someone lose that much money running a casino in the boom '90s?
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Never mind that under Obama, the United States has never threatened to withhold aid or loan guarantees, let alone actually do so.
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Never mind that Ledecky had beaten Carlin by 11 seconds; at that moment, Ledecky had never looked less like a swimming machine.
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"I thought the roof was coming down from the fans," said Baez, never mind that the stadium does not have a roof.
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Few proponents of biodynamics are able to explain exactly how it works—never mind how it results in better grapes or wine.
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"Women aren't even allowed to go watch guy's train," said Leila, never mind sharing the same mat space as their male counterparts.
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Never mind that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is accused of receiving "paid acts" of sex in a Florida day spa.
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Never mind that that movie was an MGM production and, thus, Disney couldn't use many of its most iconic elements and visuals.
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Mr. Trump's version of his presidency is one of unmatched, best-in-history victory after victory, never mind what history may say.
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It's hard to escape the sense that the goal was to announce something, never mind the content, and call it a victory.
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Never mind there are at least 80 people here you don't know (seven of whom are raiding your fridge as we speak).
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Never mind that the country fared exceptionally well before and after those races, winning more cross-country medals than any other nation.
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She was too much in love — never mind that it was with her brother's wife; Jessa-Lynn was loved fiercely in return.
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Never mind yardages and club selection; no course has ever tested García more than his own passionate, perfectionist and occasionally tortured self.
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Never mind that this is a moment, if ever there was one, to set a bipartisan example and apply a healing touch.
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With too many characters to keep track of, never mind care about, the viewer is reduced to counting the movie's many irritants.
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Never mind that her turkey-brining recipe — thick with honey, molasses and soy — is still prominently displayed on the Food Network website.
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"They appear to be grinning or smiling," never mind that the "smiles" are often caused by breathing difficulties native to their breeds.
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Never mind the corrupt government, the ineffective Afghan Army, various warlords, the religious factions that have hated one another for a century.
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Seriously, when was the last time people were actually happy, overall, with the nominees in any given year, never mind the winners?
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Never mind the end of the day; last month, Senator Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican, got three thousand calls in one night .
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But never mind politics, the P.A.P. has claimed, or the fact that Pofma has only been invoked against government opponents so far.
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Both sides are already negotiating to try to determine how much this has hurt Yahoo's value, never mind its ever-dwindling reputation.
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But never mind that: His was an extraordinary career that inspired the Mets' Pete Alonso, himself a right-handed, slugging first baseman.
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Never mind not being able to see each other; contestants reportedly spent up to 20 hours per day talking to each other.
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He had never, not once, met a disinterested party who had even heard of his poetry, never mind read any of it.
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In Slate, Jacob Weisberg issued a broader indictment, never mind that Jared Loughner was a paranoid schizophrenic of no fixed ideological orientation.
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It was true of the sycophants and opportunists before whom he dangled cabinet appointments during the campaign and then, oh, never mind.
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Never mind that another student government leader is also going; apparently because that student is not a Jew, no resignation was required.
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It's hard to get Democrats and Republicans to agree on what to have for lunch, never mind an important piece of legislation.
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How could I give air time to people who make a living off of tearing apart the GOP, never mind the country.
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"Never mind that black people have been forgiving white people their trespass since before the founding of the United States," Bailey observed.
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Never mind that more than half of women who have an abortion are already mothers and know intimately the responsibility of parenthood.
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Never mind whether they're supporting an effective policy; it's considered gauche for savvy pundit types to evince concern over the hoi polloi.
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Never mind that Republican views on education policy are much closer to the expert consensus than they are on, say, climate change.
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Never mind that when one journalist accuses another of blasphemy, he only exposes himself more to being targeted for the same thing.
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Never mind that the Grandmaster holding people captive and forcing them to fight to the death – he fancies himself a benevolent caretaker.
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Never mind the sort of drug-fueled dance-floor euphoria so many music fans make a regular part of their weekend routine.
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"Never mind that if there was such a simple cure for the common cold someone would have been all over it," noted Aleguas.
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It&aposll take six months to clear that backlog, never mind all the wanna-be drivers who will sign up along the way.
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Never mind that Ryan Reynolds' I'm-slowly-dying-inside expression ruined a perfectly adorable couples' photo at Taylor Swifts house on Independence Day.
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Never mind that Aatma Singh (Pankaj Tripathi), the local police officer, is openly combative - or that his fellow election officials think he's loony.
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Never mind the silly demo — anyone can shoot a stationary skull, Qyburn — the size of that thing is intimidating all on its own.
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Never mind that Britain gives up control of its borders even in the midst of a scary Middle Eastern migrant influx and crisis.
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Never mind that Guyger's 10-year prison sentence is shorter than what a black person would likely have gotten for what she did.
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It breaks many of her own negotiating red lines, never mind the promises made by campaigners in the run-up to the vote.
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For many would-be cruisers, stories like this are enough to put them off a holiday at sea—and never mind the seasickness.
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A 15-piece tangram is legitimately hard, never mind that the Davids were represented by Christian, who has a doctorate in slide puzzles.
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Never mind they knew Putin had infiltrated the country and everybody had knowledge of it, the FBI had it, Eric Holder had it.
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Never mind the fact that criticizing Brown's decision to be a single mother was completely hypocritical considering the GOP's staunch pro-life position.
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Never mind the fact that the tribes were the ones that had, for years, been asking the Obama administration for the monument protections.
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Never mind the crashing contradictions contained in the list: these were the pro-nation-states good guys, the others were the bad guys.
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Looks like the Skarsgårds are used to poking at each other's egos, lest they over inflate and float away like — oof, never mind.
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Never mind the nuclear rumblings, arbitrary executions, and incessant famines: North Korea is Best Korea, because North Korea has invented hangover-free booze!
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Never mind that the virtual reality of the time was nothing more than an exciting trip into a world of colored geometric shapes.
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Both have been swept up in recent waves of emerging market selling, never mind their strong growth, appealing real yields, and sound policymaking.
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And never mind that after the first meeting, both sides agreed on a $2 trillion investment in the country's roads, bridges and more.
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Never mind the time, social costs, or the mental toll of having to travel far from one's home to attend "a better" school.
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And those are just fleeting interactions; never mind the amount of time we're actually being productive, watching videos, or chatting with our friends.
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Never mind her other beach vacay looks: A lace-up, presumably-vintage Dolce & Gabbana tee with space-age sunglasses, a simple string bikini.
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Never mind that Trump divides his time between a guarded private palace in Palm Beach and a Manhattan penthouse high above the earth.
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No one knows, either, when Fort McMurray residents will be allowed into the city to check on their homes, never mind move back.
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Never mind that they are still able to purchase subsidized insurance if they so choose — JCT still scores this as a net loss.
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Never mind that "zero-tolerance" needs a hyphen; Ms Truss's style—sometimes crisp humour, sometimes camped-up outrage—was the real selling-point.
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He'd hold her tail high and boldly lean forward—never mind that if the cow finally decided to urinate she might shower him.
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Never mind Charges have been dropped against the Virginia mom accused of illegally recording her daughter's classroom in an attempt to catch bullies.
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Never mind that the Soviet Union was no more, North Korea was isolated, and China, its sole partner, wasn't exactly a communist paradise.
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Never mind the two years out of the workforce or that pesky student loan you'll be paying off for the next 15 years.
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Fortunately, there is a solution that should turn the current court cases, never mind the potential Supreme Court challenges, into a moot point.
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Never mind all the differences over a issues such as aircraft subsidies, car imports and the Russian-led Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.
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I brushed off my symptoms for months as still being postpartum—never mind that I was two years out from having a baby.
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" His ease of delivery makes even offhand menace sound comical: "Body take a week to find/the cops gon' be like, 'Never mind.
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Barr, too, has exercised her freedom to tell us what she thinks — without, however, the virtues of dignity and consideration, never mind silence.
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Never mind that having such a background might shape a particular view of the region, the United States' interests in it, or Israel.
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I think the cheater square is worth it — I never mind adding extra black squares, as long as they provide a cleaner fill.
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Never mind the consensus among economists that Fed action represents only part of what's required to avert catastrophe -- and not the biggest part.
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Never mind that its title is a synonym for rubbish, and evokes images of teeming garbage dumps and the overstuffed closets of hoarders.
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Never mind that the real political conversation we should be having is about dead horses on the Santa Anita Park racetrack in California.
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Never mind the experts who say that Pakistan is on the verge of becoming like Afghanistan — another casual insult, which rankles both countries.
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Consider admissions-easing luxuries like private test prep or the opportunity to join a lacrosse, fencing or rowing team, never mind legacy preferences.
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Never mind the ball-busting, hell-raising rebel girl, a Nashville stereotype that previous generations found progressive and now looks like male fantasy.
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There's still no clear process for many of these parents to even find out where their kids are, never mind get them back.
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Never mind the lack of excitement among many voters, or the struggle to concisely articulate what his campaign is about, this thinking goes.
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He implied that its importance either outweighs his misdeeds or made inconceivable the prospect of his assaulting one woman, never mind dozens more.
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It is unacceptable for even one person to be denied health insurance, never mind 23 million, as the Congressional Budget Office report projects.
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He can sneer like Jack Nicholson, snarl like Heath Ledger or … I'm still not sure what Jared Leto was doing, but never mind.
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That these roommate groupings have managed to stay together for so long is a source of endless amusement (never mind bafflement) to friends.
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My father, who was 3 when the war began, today struggles to remember his career, never mind the reasons he embarked on it.
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Like much of the world, nobody in Moscow can figure out who makes Mr. Trump's foreign policy, never mind what it will be.
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Never mind that Facebook designed its system to promote just the kind of intriguing or provocative content that people can't resist clicking on.
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Never mind whether she's someone you'd like to have a beer with, she's definitely someone thousands of people want to take selfies with.
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Medicare-for-All alone would entail levels of taxation unheard-of for working-class Americans, never mind the rich and the middle class.
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But never mind.) In the course of her acts of voyeuristic virtue, Amélie sets eyes on the equally fanciful Nino (Adam Chanler-Berat).
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Elizabeth Warren is sticking to her story that she was once fired simply for being pregnant ... never mind a report refuting her account.
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And never mind that Bernie Sanders won New Hampshire and is polling first and second, respectively, in the next two contests as well.
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They are part of the family of women or African-Americans or gay people, and never mind individualism and case-by-case judgment.
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The moral is the same for longtime owners and potential buyers in tax-abated buildings: never mind the price tag, do the math.
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Never mind the bankruptcy-sized bills for education ahead, whether for housing in a good public-school district or for private-school tuition.
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You don't threaten to publish sexually humiliating photographs of another person -- never mind the world's richest person -- unless there's something big at stake.
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Respondents said they felt more stress and shame as a result of procrastinating, never mind that they were missing out on compound interest.
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Never mind that Dr. Murray supports same-sex marriage and is a member of the courageous "never Trump" wing of the Republican Party.
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Never mind that it's never worked in practice; the Trump Republicans need some way to put their stamp on a reviving U.S. economy.
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Never mind that the title character, a beauty executive played by the accomplished British actress Janie Dee, presents herself as an inspirational paradigm.
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But at least he has not been seen in public wearing sweatpants featuring the dorsal cleavage often referred to as plumber's … never mind.
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Never mind those annoying buzzers and bells: This system would require that belts in the front be secured before the car would start.
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Never mind the fact that accusing a woman of owing her success to a man has long been a weapon in the misogynist arsenal; never mind the fact that most of us can't even begin to imagine the level of humiliation and horror that must arise from having to protect your children amid this kind of scandal (Chapman and Weinstein have two).
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The ad succeeded in painting Mr. Dukakis as soft on crime — never mind that at that time, furlough programs were common across the country.
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Never mind that "The Big Short" turns the very financial speculators who profited from other people's lost homes into underdog heroes — nifty trick, that!
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Never mind that he has failed to condemn Russia's interference in US elections; Trump is himself now meddling in elections abroad by endorsing candidates.
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Never mind that serious foreign policy observers considered Putin's intervention to be poorly planned and self-defeating, a sign of his weakness and insecurity.
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Some years ago–never mind how long precisely–having nothing particular to interest me in meatspace, I thought to visit the Vale of Silicon.
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Never mind that there are plenty of ways to diversify a community's access to produce without moving a gleaming, overpriced corporation into the mix.
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Never mind that the extremely mature Bachelor spent most of this episode taking his dates to places where he got lucky in high school.
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Then again, everyone always understands a droid when it toots and whistles, so shouldn't it be the same kind of thing, or... never mind.
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"We're going to do it until...never mind," he said, seemingly implying that the character will be around until Trump is booted from office.
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Future told Big Boy he wants to have more kids ... never mind the legal drama that's followed with in the wake of several births.
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Super PAC donors look for answers Trump's super PACs, which can collect checks of unlimited size, are just forming, never mind landing major commitments.
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Never mind, you can click on "Manage my booking", and then click on the particular leg of the flight you might want to change.
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Never mind the fact that a teen Nyong'o didn't care to wear makeup herself — it was just about standing up for what was right.
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Before this a prime minister whose flagship legislation was voted down—just once, never mind repeatedly—would have been expected to call an election.
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There just aren't a lot of over-ear sleep mask options out there with integrated speakers, never mind any of Dreamlight's other fancy features.
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NEVER mind that the two countries' slogan factory has always been based in China, or that it started off with some truly clunky products.
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I mean, i3 has open-pore wood on the dash that ages with the car — never mind the floating screen and swoopy interior lines.
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To begin with, hundreds of millions of Africans are still without power or safe drinking water, never mind phones or the internet (see map).
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For the news media to call out Hollywood's lack of diversity is a bit like the pot calling the kettle ... um, yeah, never mind.
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Never mind that no one could exactly articulate how or why it was cheating; it just felt like it was, and others would agree.
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Never mind the dizzying policy mechanics, this new policy being the solution to a problem created by the initial concession to the Freedom Caucus.
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Never mind that Trump is a Republican, or that the conservative movement has been grooming its adherents for a candidate like Trump for generations.
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Never mind that I was just out of graduate school, precariously employed, and living in a dilapidated house with four roommates and a cat.
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Never mind that he has a qualifying test score and solid grades in collegiate coursework; it's just not solid enough for the NCAA cartel.
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Never mind President Obama's impassioned defense of his two terms in office; everyone was talking about her marigold midi dress by designer Narcisco Rodriguez.
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Never mind that Cronos trades at more than 20 times its projected revenue for 2019, according to I/B/E/S/ estimates from Refinitiv.
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Never mind that the Bears Ears area was already amply protected, or that no mining or drilling was proposed anywhere near sensitive archeological sites.
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Never mind that Bravo keeps repeating how the offer will have to be split eight ways — completely ignoring the family of their fallen comrade.
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Never mind that they didn't want more kids, the thought of carrying a baby to term in her body, at this age, felt dangerous.
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When asked, no one could quite recall an exact time they played the game, never mind the first time they were introduced to it.
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